Released on the first day of Pride Month, Poison Ivy: Thorns is a queer, gothic, young adult retelling of Pamela Isley's origin story.

The Linda Lindas are taking over the world and we have absolutely no complaints.

Money Heist (a.k.a. La Casa de Papel) is hands down one of the best shows on Netflix and there's plenty of reasons why you should watch this drama and action show!

As we're gearing up for The Last of Us on HBO, I've started to watch through the gameplay of The Last of Us: Part 1. After finishing it, I had so many hopes and dreams for this show that I figured why not put them out into the universe, and hopefully, we'll get to see them in live-action (even though Neil Druckmann has said that the show will differ from the game). 

Other than Carmilla, my favorite character from Castlevania was Isaac, voiced by Adetokumboh M'Cormack. Since his introduction in season two, the character has surpassed my expectations for what a Black, Muslim, male character is allowed to do in such a big fantasy series.

Regardless of which Trek show is your jumping-on point, though, “Miles O’Brien” is rarely the answer that comes to mind when we think about Star Trek’s most beloved characters—and that’s an utter travesty. Though he may not be the most well-known, or even the most well-liked character on the series in which he appeared, Miles O’Brien is one of Star Trek’s most fascinating and under-appreciated characters.

The fight for author royalties from mega-studio Disney has gained a new ally.

Shippers would rather focus on his brooding good looks and chemistry with June than on the ethics of shipping an insurrectionist and terrorist.

Coates discussed wrapping Black Panther with journalist and fellow Black Panther author Evan Narcisse in a new interview with Polygon.

We've come a long way from the teen movies of the 80s and 90s, and the next generation will be all the better for it.